The Rockies have traditionally been slow to change, even in bad times. But even this franchise, it seems, has a breaking point.

After the Colorado Rockies’ worst shutout loss in franchise history, the team is making some major coaching staff changes.

All the losing nearly reduced lefty Kyle Freeland to tears as he recently chatted about the woeful state of his hometown Colorado Rockies.It's a gloomy situation with the Rockies off to a 7-33 start — one of the worst in major league history — leading to the dismissal of manager Bud Black on Sunday.

CBS News Colorado Live. Warren Schaeffer is taking over as the interim manager of the Colorado Rockies. Warren Schaeffer of the Colorado Rockies looks on from the dugout in the ei

The Rocky Mountain horror show is the result of injuries, underperformance and, most of all, an unwillingness to adapt.

Chase Dollander might not like the early results, but said he came in prepared for the hard knocks of his first season in the majors

On Saturday night, the Rockies suffered the worst shutout loss in franchise history. Upon the completion of the second of three games played at Coors Field against the San Diego Padres over the weekend, the Rockies have been outscored 9-34, with one game left to go on Sunday.

Can pressure from sports fans force a team owner to sell? Unless league owners are losing money, the short answer is no.

The Colorado Rockies are reluctant to label themselves a rebuilding team, but after Saturday night it might be more accurate to say they’re imploding.